Rockbox has pretty great playlist support. You can use m3u playlist you generate and drag those over or rockbox can create them. The original iPod interface is much nicer. Rockbox can be a bit cumbersome but you can find some nice themes to pretty faithfully recreate the look and feel.
DarkSpoon
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Put Rockbox on it and drag and drop any audio file onto the iPod like you would any removable media. You can also play flac, ogg, and many other formats not supported by the og OS.
That would mean banning all vehicles because none of them are secure.
It’s pretty on-brand for them. You don’t get to the bottom by trying to improve things usually.
Just subscribe to communities located on programming.dev from here. Then when someone else with similar interests searches from here they'll see that community listed right away and can subscribe as well. You'll see the same content as if you were registered on their instance.
As for promoting, I know over on hockey@lemmy.ca they have a stickied post listing out all the dedicated team communities and instructions on subscribing. I've seen similar posts elsewhere. You may find some other related communities and make a post sharing that dataengineering community to drive some traffic to it.
They moved to lemmy.world recently. Should probably update the list: !avalanche@lemmy.world
Thanks for maintaining this list!
Because www is just a subdomain. It can be anything. it could be "mail.site.com", "xxx.site.com", "home.site.com", "wwwwwwwww.site.com" etc. The www subdomain is just what most people used to point to where their world wide web site html files were held back in the day. The rest of the domain was used for other things.
I can't be the only idiot who didn't realize the Titanic went down that close to Maine/Newfoundland. I'm 38 years old and never once even thought about where they actually sank.
Survivorship bias plays a huge part in that as well.
I'm only showing .0.0.6 (22) in Testflight. So maybe it's awaiting approval still.
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I assumed he picked it up from e-waste